Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-08-11
LOCAL MENTION.
Put up hay.
Cut down those weeds.

L. Brauch treated ye editor on grapes
from his garden this week.
A boy of regulation weight arrived
at S. +. Andrews last Saturday.
A large, green worm is at work ou
the foliage of the box elder trees.
Grain is coming in. and the streets
present a more animated condition.
Officers of the Omaha and Yankton
railroad company have been elected.
Haylng and threshing now occupy
the time and attention of the farmers.
Corn outlook is good, though the ears
are little short on account of the dry
weather.
DO not put off securing that premium
The North Dakota Farmer-until it
is too late.
The Western Loan and Trust Co.
have moved their Parker branch to
Sioux Falls.
Gowdy Bros. shipped car of fat cat
tie and one of hogs to the Chicago mar
ket last Friday.
Thos. Hill has so far recovered from
his late illness as to be able to come to
town occasionally.
A. II. Kroll, Hurley's new butcher,
has moved his family into the rooms
oyer Elliott & Bach's store.
j. E. McMullens many friends will
wish him success with his newspaper
venture at Charter Oak, Iowa
Large stocks of goods are being re-
ceived by the Hurley merchants, and
brisk fall trade is anticipated.
Flowers warehouse has been replaced
upon its foundation and is ready to re-
ceive its share of the grain crop.
The Catholic society have commenced
making preparations for church fair
to be held in Hurley in October.
If any subscriber of the Herald
wishes to purchase a sewing machine
they can find barg ain at this Office.
A balloon ascension every day for a
week will be one Of the chief attractions
at the Minneapolis Exposition this fall.
The south wind of Sunday night and
Monday morning caused more damage
at Yankton than any previous storm
of the season.
Mr. Chas. Lussman, of Lennox, hold
ing ticket No. 294, was the lucky man
who drew the gold watch raffled off by
Rev. Edward Power.
Fly season is here, and everyone hay
ing team should call at Jos. Frick's
harness shop and see the fine line of
mesh, cord and leather nets.
The machinery of the Parker broom
factory has been moved to Sioux Falls
the plant not proving paying invest.
ment in the former town.
Rev. McCauley, of Bridgewater, will
preach next Sabbath morning at the
Presbyterian church, also at the open.
air meeting in front of Kyte's hall, il
the evening.
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in Turner county for the celebrated
Yankton Insurance Co. Any one hav
ing business with the" Yankton viii
please confer with him.
Richard Dow came down from Mari
on yesterday to make the acquaintance
of his son, who arrived at the residence
| of Mrs. Harmless Monday. The new
arrival kicked the beam at eleven an(
!, one-half pound.
II the Herald editor is not to b
found in town for the next three o
| four days, do not try to hunt him uI
g for he has left the territory. He doe
not expect to bring the Duluth an
Denver back with him, however.
4 j. Heberling, who recently purchase
the Childs farm at Swan Lake, ha
. been marketing apples from that plac
: this week. Most of his trees are we
. loaded with fruit. The variety no,
ready for the market is the duchess.
O The Hurley school boaad have selet
r ted Miss Emma Gamble. of Vermillior
O for teacher in the intermediate depart
e ment and Miss Cora S. Hayes of sam
place for teacher in primary depar
. ment. The principal has not been el
9 gagged yet.
2 A strange boy put in an appearant
n at the residence of Ed. Swan last Sa
J. urday, and the treatment he will n
If ceive from this happy young coupl
s. will be such that we hope he will be
is permanent resident, and a blessing
the household.
Mr.. H. M. Reynolds, of Parker
" meeting with marked success in takin
"a outside Photographic views. A cal
'e sent to his address at Parker will secu
his services for any work of this kin
which he guarantees to be satisfaction
in every respect.
From Will. Mead, whe has just +
turned from a trip to central Iowa, v
learn that throughout that portion
the state small grain is almost tot
failure and that hay is so scarce tn
farmers will be compelled to sell a lar
portion of their stock at whatever pri
they can get.
Work is being pushed on the Willm
and Sioux Falls line, and the grade W
oo be completed between those points
ne Nov. 1st. 1900 men will be at work
ed the Grade before the first of Septemb,
Next comes the Sioux Falls and Yan
ton division. which will pass throul
: Hurley.
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